J e f f e r s o n C o u n t y P u b l i c S c h o o l s HIGH SCHOOLS DATA BOOK

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1 J e f f e r s o n C o u n t y P u b l i c S c h o o l s HIGH SCHOOLS DATA BOOK Dr. Robert J. Rodosky, Executive Director Any revisions made to reports in the Data Books will be revised and up-dated in the Data Books posted on the JCPS, Website.

2 Explanation of Terms 1-3 JCPS High School Map by School Board District 4 ACADEMIC: ACCOUNTABILITY: HIGH SCHOOL DATA BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS UNBRIDLED LEARNING: COLLEGE/CAREER FOR ALL ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEM Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment and Accountability System (Explanation) 5 Accountability Profile 6 Achievement, Gap, Growth, College/Career Readiness, Graduation Rate - Weighted Score Summary 7 Next Generation Learners (NXGL) Achievement: Reading and Mathematics 8 Achievement: Science and Social Studies 9 Achievement: Writing and Language Mechanics 10 Gap: Reading and Mathematics 11 Gap: Science and Social Studies 12 Gap: Writing and Language Mechanics 13 Growth: Reading/Mathematics 14 College/Career Readiness Graduation Rate AFGR (2011) OTHER ASSESSMENT: ACT PLAN Average Scores Grade (state mandated) ACT PLAN Benchmarks Grade (state mandated) ACT Average Scores Grade Through (state mandated) ACT Benchmarks Grade Through (state mandated) ACT Composite Scores By School - Class 2009 Through Class 2012 (non-state mandated) ACT Benchmarks - Class 2009 Through Class 2012 (non-state mandated) SAT Scores By School - Class of SAT Combined Scores By School - Class 2007 Through Class NON-ACADEMIC: Attendance Rate Spring Spring Dropout Rate Spring Spring Graduation Rate Spring 2008 Through Spring Retention Rate Spring Spring Successful Transition to Adult Life - Trend Data (Spring Spring 2011) Suspensions by Race and Gender ( ) Year-End 53 Suspension Trend Data ( Through ) 54 DEMOGRAPHIC: Advanced Placement - Number of AP Exams Scored 3, 4, 5 on AP Exam Advanced Placement -Students enrolled in at least one AP Course Attends/Resides Advance Program Attends/Resides Enrollment By Race and Gender Enrollment by Zip Code (Jefferson County by Zip Code - Median Household Income Map) 61 ECE Data by Resource / Self Contained (December 1 Count) ECE Data by Disability (December 1 Count) Free/Reduced Lunch Free/Reduced Lunch - Trend Data 65 High School Diversity Index Report

3 HIGH SCHOOL DATA BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS DEMOGRAPHIC: Homeless Student Data Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Limited English Proficiency (LEP) English as a Second Language (ESL) Enrollment Market Share Mobility Index Through Stability Index Through Number of Students Twenty-five or More Days Absent Through Options/Magnet Applications Options/Magnet Enrollment Parent Conference Day (Number Held) through PTA Membership Through Per Pupil Spending Through Student Transfers by Cluster of "All" Teachers with Master Degree or Higher Highly Qualified Teachers Through Teachers/Administrators Holding National Board Certification Through Teacher Attendance Through Teacher Retention Through Title I Schools SCHOOL CLIMATE: Comprehensive Survey - Student Satisfaction Comprehensive Survey - School Climate (Student) Comprehensive Survey - Response Rate (Student/Parent/Staff) Through

4 EXPLANATION OF TERMS FOR DATA BOOK Assessment - Explanation of Terms Unbridled Learning (Accountability Model)- The next-generation learners accountability model is anchored in college and career readiness for all students, annually reporting the disaggregated Performance Measures for the Next-Generation Learners student outcome measures in math, reading and science, social studies, and writing to assess school performance. The model also includes student achievement growth measures, (This model is based on student data from state-assessment emphasis on college and career readiness, high school graduation rates, and increased focus on the lowest-performing schools. The accountability model holds all schools and administered in grades 3-12) districts accountable for improving student performance and creates three performance classifications. School and district classifications are based on the following measures: Distinguished: 90th Percentile and Above Proficient: 70th Percentile - 89th Percentile Needs Improvement: Below the 70th Percentile Persistently Low Achieving: Persistently Low Achieving: A school that is in the lowest five percent (5) of all schools that fail to meet the achievement This is a Rewards/Assistance Category not a regular school classification. targets of the state accountability system KRS for at least three (3) consecutive years. Overall school scores are calculated from the following areas: Achievement (Content Areas are reading, mathematics, science, social studies and writing.) Gap (percentage of proficient and distinguished) for the Non-Duplicated Gap Group for all five content areas and six Gap groups: (Gap creates a single student group that includes students with membership in the following groups as required by federal guidelines: African-American, Hispanic, Native American, students with disabilities, poverty (qualified for free or reduced price lunch) and limited English proficient.) Growth in reading and mathematics (percentage of students at typical or higher levels of growth) College Readiness (Middle Schools) as measured by the percentage of students meeting benchmarks in three content areas on EXPLORE College/Career-Readiness Rate (High Schools) as measured by ACT benchmarks, college placement tests and career measures Graduation Rate - (see Non-academic section) Process: Individual student data collected from the assessment areas listed above are used to generate a numeric value in each category of Next-Generation Learners (Achievement, Gap, Growth, College/Career Readiness and Graduation Rate). The value for each category is weighted to create a final overall score (see weighted chart below). Achievement Gap Growth College/Career Readiness Graduation Rate Elementary NA NA 100 Middle NA 100 High School/District Performance Classifications- A standard setting process established the cut scores to classify a school or district as: Distinguished, Proficient or Needs Improvement. Elementary: Achievement +Gap+Growth Middle: Achievement+Gap+Growth+College Readiness Rate High Achievement+Gap+Growth+College Readiness Rate+Graduation Rate Cut Scores- A cut score is the score that represents the dividing line between students who are not at risk and those who are potentially at risk (performance levels). cky Performance Rating for Educational Progress (K-PREP)- The K-PREP assessment for grades 3-8 is a blended model built with norm-referenced test(nrt) and criterion-referenced test (CRT) items which consist of (Component-Kentucky State Assessment) multiple choice, extended-response and short answer items. Grades 3-8 Reading - NRT/CRT, MC, SA, ER (Note: Extended Response questions are not on the grade 3 assessment. Grades 3-8) (MC = Multiple Choice; SA = Short Answer; Mathematics - NRT/CRT, MC, SA, ER (Note: Extended Response questions are not on the grade 3 assessment. Grades 3-8) ER = Extended Response; NRT = Norm Reference Test; Science - NRT/CRT, MC, ER. (Grades 4 & 7) CRT = Criterion Referenced Test) Social Studies - NRT/CRT, MC, ER. (Grades 5 & 8) *Writing On-demand - Passage-based prompt & stand alone prompt (Grades 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11) And/Or Language/Mechanics - MC Only (Grades 4 and 6) End Of Course (EOC) Quality Core Assessment- A state-required End-of-Course (EOC) assessments (English II, Algebra II, Biology, and U.S. History). The EOC exam is an assessment given at the (Component-Kentucky State Assessment) end of the course. (Includes multiple choice and constructed response questions). administered in High School.

5 EXPLANATION OF TERMS FOR DATA BOOK ACT EXPLORE- Designed to help eighth graders explore a broad range of options for their future. EXPLORE prepares students not only for their high school 8th grade students coursework, but for their post-high school choices. (Includes multiple-choice questions in English, Reading, Mathematics and Science.) (Component-Kentucky State Assessment) ACT PLAN- Designed as a comprehensive guidance resource that helps students measure their current academic development, explore career/training options, 10th grade students and make plans for the remaining years of high school and post-graduation years. (Component-Kentucky State Assessment) (Includes multiple-choice questions in English, Reading, Mathematics and Science.) ACT - Kentucky requires all juniors to take the ACT. This report displays the average scores of grade 11 tested students in English (18), Mathematics (22), Reading (21), (11th grade students) Science (24) and the overall Composite Score. (These are ACT Benchmarks) (Component-Kentucky State Assessment) ACT (Benchmarks)- Kentucky requires all juniors to take the ACT. This report displays the percentage of grade 11 tested students meeting the college readiness benchmarks established by (11th grade students) the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE). The CPE benchmarks for each tested subject are English (18), Mathematics (19) and Reading (20). ACT and SAT- (Graduating Seniors, Class 2011)- College entrance exams. 21st Century Skills Assessment- Technology Assessment given to all 5th and 8th grade students. The district assessment provides data on how well elementary and middle students grasp critical technology skills for the 21st Century. Brigance Assessment The norm-referenced Brigance assessment screens students on the following five areas: (1) Academic/Cognitive, (2) Language, (3) Fine/Gross Motor, (4) Self Help, and (5) Social Emotional. After taking this test students can be categorized as: (a) Ready with support, (b) Ready, or (c) Ready with enrichments. Students classified as Ready or Ready with enrichments are considered Kindergarten ready. Non-Academic Data- Non-academic indicators- Statistic which describes school success on the nonacademic goals. (see below) (Data provided by KDE) Dropouts - Dropout Rate Formula: Any student enrolled in school during any part of the school year and who drops out and does not re-enter an acceptable educational program prior to October 1 of the next school year is a dropout. Divided by School Year Fall Membership. Retentions - of students retained for the school year indicated Attendance - Values for attendance rate shall be the actual percentage reported. Transition to Adult Life - Values shall be the actual percentage reported for the graduating students for school year indicated (high schools only). Graduation Rate - Data Book - Explanation of Terms 2011 Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR): 2011 graduates with standard diploma in 4 years plus 2011 graduates with standard diploma and an IEP specifying more than 4 years to graduate Membership in (Grade 9 in fall 2007 plus Grade 10 in fall 2008/2 Advanced Placement- Students can earn credit for college level courses who prove via examination that they have achieved university-level proficiency in Advanced Placement courses. Cluster Schools (elementary only)- Schools that are "clustered" or grouped together for purposes of exchanging students. ECE- Exceptional Child Education (Students with Disabilities). Elementary/Middle Diversity An equitable balance of students, utilizing a multiple criteria approach to categorize the district into two geographic areas (A/B) based on three factors (minority students, educational attainment of adults and median household income). English as a Second Language - Limited English Proficient (LEP) students enrolled in the English as a Second Language (ESL) program. Free/Reduced Lunch- Percent of students at school who receive either a free or reduced priced lunch. Homeless- Homeless: Children and youth who are sharing the housing of others including relatives and friends due to a loss of housing, economic hardships, or other similar reasons. This group includes children and youth temporarily placed by CFC or who are unaccompanied youth living in emergency runaway shelters, public or private nighttime shelters, special car facilities, spouse abuse centers, hotels or motels, and uninhabitable places such as cars, camping ground or parks, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, or bus and train stations. Highly migratory children and children awaiting permanent foster care placement are also considered homeless. Magnet Career Academies- Program where students are provided opportunities to focus on a specific technical career along with regular studies. Magnet Program- Unique, school wide curricula that are mandated by JCPS policy. Students are drawn from entire district. Market Share- The of students in a resides location attending a Jefferson County Public School. Median Household Income- Data represents a weighted average of median household income by the total population of JCPS students in a zip code. Mobility Index- A comparison of re-entries to total enrollment (expressed as an annual percentage). and of Students Requiring 5 yrs. In the Primary Program 3rd Graders who were retained and returned the following year to the 3rd grade. Number 25 or More Days Absent- Number of students absent 25 or more days for the school year indicated. Parent/Teacher Conference Data- Number of conferences reported for the 2 established conference days per school year.

6 EXPLANATION OF TERMS FOR DATA BOOK Program Capacity- Utilization of school building. PTA Membership- Number of reported PTA memberships for the school year indicated. Resides/Attends- Percent of JCPS students that live in schools resides area and attend that school. Spending Per Student- The current expenditures made in a year divided by the end of year average daily attendance in the school. The dollars spent reflect actual salaries of staff. The school figure also reflects categorical programs in the school, as well as, Exceptional Child Education Programs and English as a Second Language Programs. (Per Pupil spending calculations are based on MUNIS formula provided by KDE.) Stability- Number of students who finish a school year and enroll at the same school the following year compared to the total finishing at that school. Student Enrollment- Includes all students enrolled in the school. Student Transfers- Students that transfer from one school to another due to a hardship or program need. Suspension Incidences- Number of school suspensions for the school year indicated. (Teachers) Highly Qualified- of teachers with a Bachelor's Degree; full state certification and licensure, as defined by the state; and demonstrated competency in each core academic subject he or she teaches. (Teachers) Masters Degree or Higher- Percent of All teachers by school who have advanced their education and enhanced the professional competency of their initial teaching certification. (Teachers) National Board Certified- Number of teachers who attain National Board for Professional Teaching Standard Certification. (Teachers) Attendance- of active full-time teachers (not on long-term leave) to include: (1) Teachers that are at school (Present) OR, on professional leave (Excused) (Teachers) Retention of (active full-time) teachers at a particular school at the end of a school year and returned to the same school the following year. Traditional Program- Schools that offer strong basic skills in a highly structured educational environment. Comprehensive School Survey - Student Satisfaction- Is an average composite score based on three similar items associated with school satisfaction. Comprehensive School Survey -Student School Climate- Is an aggregated score of multiple items reflecting different aspects of the whole-child approach to education. Comprehensive School Survey - Response Rate- Is the percent of respondents who responded to the Comprehensive School Survey. Compiled and produced annually by the Jefferson County Public Schools Department of Accountability, Research, & Planning

7 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Louisville, KY "High Schools" District 3 District 2! BALLARD District 1! SHAWNEE! CENTRAL! BROWN! WAGGENER EASTERN! District 4! WESTERN! BUTLER! IROQUOIS! MANUAL! MALE! ATHERTON! SENECA! JEFFERSONTOWN!! PRP MCA VALLEY! DOSS! FAIRDALE! SOUTHERN! MOORE FERN CREEK! District 7 District 6 District 5 ² Miles Copyright (c) 2012, LOUISVILLE AND JEFFERSON COUNTY METROPOLITAN SEWER DISTRICT (MSD), LOUISVILLE WATER COMPANY (LWC), LOUISVILLE METRO GOVERNMENT, and JEFFERSON COUNTY PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR (PVA). All Rights Reserved. RJR:RS:DD:rmc 9/12/2012 Accountability, Research & Planning

8 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOLS BY BOARD MEMBERS/DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOLS School Type Loc Level Regions by Board District (7) Board Member School Name A1 165 C 1 Diane Porter Brown* A1 179 S 1 Diane Porter Central High A1 200 S 1 Diane Porter dupont Manual High A1 590 S 1 Diane Porter The Shawnee A1 018 S 2 David Jones, Jr. Atherton High A1 073 S 2 David Jones, Jr. Seneca High A1 051 S 2 David Jones, Jr. Waggener High A1 105 S 3 Debbie Wesslund Ballard High A1 007 S 3 Debbie Wesslund Eastern High A1 045 S 4 Chuck Haddaway Butler Traditional High A1 100 S 4 Chuck Haddaway Doss High A1 075 S 4 Chuck Haddaway Pleasure Ridge Park High A1 033 S 4 Chuck Haddaway Valley High A1 084 S 4 Chuck Haddaway Western High A1 057 S 5 Linda Duncan Fairdale High A1 335 S 5 Linda Duncan Iroquois High A1 031 S 5 Linda Duncan Southern High A1 155 C 6 Carol Haddad Moore Traditional* A1 047 S 6 Carol Haddad Louisville Male Traditional High A1 012 S 7 Chris Brady Fern Creek High A1 065 S 7 Chris Brady Jeffersontown High *Brown School (K-12) and Moore Traditional School are combined schools. School Type Definitions: A1 A school under administrative control of a principal or head teacher and eligible to establish a school-based decision-making council. An A-1 school is not a program operated by, or part of, another school. A2 program means a district-operated, totally vocational-technical program. A3 program means a district-operated, totally special education program. A4 program means a district-operated, totally preschool program. A5 program means an alternative program that is a district-operated and district-controlled facility with no definable attendance boundaries that is designed to provide services to at-risk populations with unique needs. A6 programs means a district-operated instructional program in a nondistrict-operated institution or school. RJR:MM:se 12/21/12

9 Kentucky s Unbridled Learning Assessment and Accountability System The next-generation learners accountability model is anchored in college and career readiness for all students. Like previous accountability models, it continues annual public reporting of disaggregated student outcome measures in math, reading and science to assess school performance. However, this more robust next-generation model also includes student achievement growth measures, emphasis on college and career readiness, high school graduation rates, student achievement in writing and social studies, and increased focus on the lowest-performing schools. Additionally, the new accountability model holds all schools and districts accountable for improving student performance and creates four performance classifications that determine consequences and guide interventions and supports. School and district classifications are based on the following measures: Achievement (Content Areas are reading, mathematics, science, social studies and writing.) Gap (percentage of proficient and distinguished) for the Non-Duplicated Gap Group for all five content areas Growth in reading and mathematics (percentage of students at typical or higher levels of growth) College Readiness (middle school only) as measured by the percentage of students meeting benchmarks in three content areas on EXPLORE College/Career - Readiness Rate (high school only) as measured by ACT benchmarks, college placement tests and career measures Graduation Rate (high school only) - The following formula is an example of the 2011 Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) graduates with standard diploma in 4 years plus 2011 graduates with standard diploma and an IEP specifying more than 4 years to graduate Membership in (Grade 9 in fall 2007 plus Grade 10 in fall 2008)/2 What does the New Kentucky accountability System look like? Achievement + Gap + Growth + College/Career Readiness OVERALL SCORE Percentile Rank = Overall Category Distinguished Above 90 th Percentile Proficient 70 th to 89 th Percentile Needs Improvement Below 70 th + Graduation Rate Other Labels Applied to Schools Reward School: Schools of Distinction and High Performing Priority School: Current PLA schools Focus School: Schools underperforming in closing the achievement gaps Lowest 10 percent of the student group gap All schools with individual gap groups underperforming in the third standard deviation below the mean. Any school having a graduation rate below 60 percent for two years in a row. Progressing: The 2012 Overall Score will need to improve each year, starting in The improvement goal is called the Annual Measurable Objective (AMO). If a school meets its AMO, it will be labeled as Progressing, Meaning it is moving in the right direction Tools to Help Schools Meet the Accountability Model: A set of aspirational Delivery Targets for the components of Achievement, Gap, College/Career and Graduation will be created for each school. These Delivery Targets for each component will help schools stay on track to improve their Overall Scores and to meet their AMOs.

10 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2012 Next-Generation Learners Accountability Profile High Schools Overall Score Percentile Rank Classification Rewards and Assistance Category Type Of Focus Atherton High School Proficient Ballard High Proficient Focus School 3Stdev Brown School Distinguished School of Distinction Butler Traditional High School Proficient Focus School 3Stdev Central High School Needs Improvement Focus School 3Stdev Doss High Needs Improvement Priority School dupont Manual High Distinguished School of Distinction Eastern High Proficient Fairdale High School Mca Needs Improvement Priority School Fern Creek Traditional High Needs Improvement Priority School Iroquois High Needs Improvement Priority School Jeffersontown High School Needs Improvement Focus School 3Stdev Louisville Male High School Distinguished School of Distinction Moore Traditional School Needs Improvement Focus School 3Stdev Pleasure Ridge Park High Needs Improvement Focus School 3Stdev Seneca High Needs Improvement Priority School Southern High School Needs Improvement Priority School The Shawnee Needs Improvement Priority School Valley High School Needs Improvement Priority School Waggener High School Needs Improvement Priority School Western High School Needs Improvement Priority School District - JCPS Needs Improvement School/District Classifications: Rewards & Assistance Categories: Focus School Types: Percentile Ranking (1-99) Overall school scores (1-100) are ranked in order by school level.. Distinguished - Above 90th percentile. Proficient - 70th - 89th percentile. Needs Improvement - Below 70th percentile Schools of Distinction: are the highest performing schools/district - 95th percentile or higher. High-Performing Schools: are schools/district with overall scores at the 90th percentile or higher. High-Progress Schools: are Title I and non-title I schools showing the highest progress, as compared to their peers, and districts showing the highest progress, as compared to their peers (not used until 2013). Priority Schools: are schools identified as Persistently Low-Achieving (PLA) as defined by KRS Focus Schools: are schools with low achievement gap scores; high schools with graduation rates below 60 for two consecutive years; and schools with low scores among student gap groups.. Lowest 10 percent of the student group gap.. All schools with individual gap groups underperforming in the third standard deviation below the mean.. Any school having a graduation rate below 60 percent for two years in a row. A school's performance relative to all other schools' performance in the state of Kentucky (a comparison of ranking order from high to low of all "Overall Scores" by level). Data Source: KDE:OAA:DADI:10/30/2012 RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

11 Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment 2012 Next-Generation Learners (NXGL) By: Achievement, Gap, Growth, College and Career Readiness, Graduation Rate Next Generation Learners (NxGL) Next Generation Learners is one of three components of Kentucky s accountability system. The component includes multiple measures of student performance on tests and student accomplishments of graduation and readiness for college or career. Reporting is organized into five categories: Achievement, Gap, Growth, College/Career Readiness and Graduation Rate. Nonduplicated Gap Score Weighted Scores College and Career Readiness Score Nonduplicated Gap Points College and Career Readiness Points High Schools Achievement Score Growth Score Graduation Score Overall Score Achievement Points Growth Points Graduation Points Atherton High School Ballard High Brown School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High dupont Manual High Eastern High Fairdale High School Mca Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley High School Waggener High School Western High School Points AA_District_JCPS_High Data Source: (KDE: OAA:DADI: 10/30/2012 RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

12 Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment 2012 Next-Generation Learners (NXGL) By Achievement Reading and Mathematics Reading Achievement Mathematics Achievement High Schools Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished Proficient /Distinguished NAPD Calculation Points Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished Proficient /Distinguished NAPD Calculation Points Atherton High School Ballard High Brown School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High dupont Manual High Eastern High Fairdale High School Mca Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley High School Waggener High School Western High School AA_District_JCPS_High 6, , Achievement: Achievement reports student performance in the five content areas of reading, mathematics, science, social studies and writing (on demand and language editing and mechanics). A formula awards points based on the student performance levels of Novice, Apprentice, Proficient and Distinguished (NAPD). Accountability is based on students enrolled a full academic year (100 days). Note: Assessments K PREP (Grades 10 and 11 Writing On Demand); End of Course (Grades 9 12 for Reading, Math, Science and Social Studies); PLAN (Grade 10 Language Mechanics) Points: 1 point awarded for each percent of students scoring proficient or distinguished, 1/2 point awarded for each percent of students scoring apprentice, not points for novice students, 1/2 bonus point for distinguished that doesn't overcompensate for novice. Data Source: (KDE: OAADADI: 10/30/12) RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

13 Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment 2012 Next-Generation Learners (NXGL) By Achievement Science and Social Studies Science Achievement Social Studies Achievement School Name Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished Proficient /Distinguished NAPD Calculation Points Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished Proficient /Distinguished NAPD Calculation Points Atherton High School Ballard High Brown School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High dupont Manual High Eastern High Fairdale High School Mca Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley High School Waggener High School Western High School AA_District_JCPS_High 5, , Achievement: Achievement reports student performance in the five content areas of reading, mathematics, science, social studies and writing (on demand and language editing and mechanics). A formula awards points based on the student performance levels of Novice, Apprentice, Proficient and Distinguished (NAPD). Accountability is based on students enrolled a full academic year (100 days). Note: Assessments K PREP (Grades 10 and 11 Writing On Demand); End of Course (Grades 9 12 for Reading, Math, Science and Social Studies); PLAN (Grade 10 Language Mechanics) Points: 1 point awarded for each percent of students scoring proficient or distinguished, 1/2 point awarded for each percent of students scoring apprentice, not points for novice students, 1/2 bonus point for distinguished that doesn't overcompensate for novice. Data Source: (KDE: OAADADI: 10/30/12) RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

14 Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment 2012 Next-Generation Learners (NXGL) By Achievement Writing and Language Mechanics Writing Achievement Language Mechanics Achievement School Name Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished Proficient /Distinguished NAPD Calculation Points Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished Proficient /Distinguished NAPD Calculation Points Atherton High School Ballard High Brown School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High dupont Manual High Eastern High 1, Fairdale High School Mca Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley High School Waggener High School Western High School AA_District_JCPS_High 12, , Achievement: Achievement reports student performance in the five content areas of reading, mathematics, science, social studies and writing (on demand and language editing and mechanics). A formula awards points based on the student performance levels of Novice, Apprentice, Proficient and Distinguished (NAPD). Accountability is based on students enrolled a full academic year (100 days). Note: Assessments K PREP (Grades 10 and 11 Writing On Demand); End of Course (Grades 9 12 for Reading, Math, Science and Social Studies); PLAN (Grade 10 Language Mechanics) Points: 1 point awarded for each percent of students scoring proficient or distinguished, 1/2 point awarded for each percent of students scoring apprentice, not points for novice students, 1/2 bonus point for distinguished that doesn't overcompensate for novice. Data Source: (KDE: OAADADI: 10/30/12) RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

15 Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment 2012 Next-Generation Learns (NXGL) By Gap (Non-duplicated) Reading and Mathematics Reading Gap (Non-duplicated) Mathematics Gap (Non-duplicated) Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished NAPD Calculation Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished NAPD Calculation School Name Points Points Atherton High School Ballard High Brown School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High dupont Manual High Eastern High Fairdale High School Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male Traditional High School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley High School Waggener High School Western High School AA_District_JCPS_High 4, , Gap: Gap creates a single student gap group that includes students with membership in the following groups as required by federal guidelines: African-American, Hispanic, Native American, students with disabilities, poverty (qualified for free or reduced price lunch) and limited English proficient. The student performance levels of novice, apprentice, proficient and distinguished are reported for this non-duplicated group. Accountability is based on students enrolled a full academic year (100 days). Points: For each content area, 1 point awarded for each percent of gap students scoring proficient or distinguished. Data Source (KDE:OAAADADI 10/30/12 RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

16 Science Gap (Non-duplicated) Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment 2012 Next-Generation Learns (NXGL) By Gap (Non-duplicated) Science and Social Studies NAPD Calculation Social Studies Gap (Non-duplicated) Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished NAPD Calculation School Name Points Points Atherton High School Ballard High Brown School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High dupont Manual High Eastern High Fairdale High School Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male Traditional High School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley High School Waggener High School Western High School AA_District_JCPS_High 3, , Gap: Gap creates a single student gap group that includes students with membership in the following groups as required by federal guidelines: African-American, Hispanic, Native American, students with disabilities, poverty (qualified for free or reduced price lunch) and limited English proficient. The student performance levels of novice, apprentice, proficient and distinguished are reported for this non-duplicated group. Accountability is based on students enrolled a full academic year (100 days). Points: For each content area, 1 point awarded for each percent of gap students scoring proficient or distinguished. Data Source (KDE:OAAADADI 10/30/12 RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

17 Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment 2012 Next-Generation Learns (NXGL) By Gap (Non-duplicated) Writing and Language Mechanics Writing Gap (Non-duplicated) Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished NAPD Calculation Language Mechanics Gap (Non-duplicated) Students Novice Apprentice Proficient Distinguished NAPD Calculation School Name Points Points Atherton High School Ballard High Brown School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High dupont Manual High Eastern High Fairdale High School Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male Traditional High School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley High School Waggener High School Western High School AA_District_JCPS_High 8, , Gap: Gap creates a single student gap group that includes students with membership in the following groups as required by federal guidelines: African-American, Hispanic, Native American, students with disabilities, poverty (qualified for free or reduced price lunch) and limited English proficient. The student performance levels of novice, apprentice, proficient and distinguished are reported for this non-duplicated group. Accountability is based on students enrolled a full academic year (100 days). Points: For each content area, 1 point awarded for each percent of gap students scoring proficient or distinguished. Data Source (KDE:OAAADADI 10/30/12 RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

18 Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment 2012 Next-Generation Learners (NXGL) By Growth High Schools Mathematics Typical Growth Combined Reading and Mathematics Growth High Schools Number Tested Reading Typical Growth Atherton High School Ballard High Brown School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High Dupont Manual High Eastern High Fairdale High School Mca Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley High School Waggener High School Western High School AA_District_JCPS_High 5, Growth: A statistical program generates a Student Growth Percentile by comparing an individual student s score to the student s academic peers using two years of test scores. Growth is reported for reading and mathematics in grades 4 through 8 and at grade 11. Accountability is based on students enrolled a full academic year (100 days). Points: One (1) point awarded for each percent of students showing typical or high growth Data Source: (KDE:OAA:DADI) 10/30/12 RJR:MM:tl:se 11/1/12

19 High Schools Disagg Label Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus Atherton High School All Students Atherton High School Female Atherton High School Male Atherton High School African American Atherton High School American Indian or Alaska Native Atherton High School Asian Atherton High School Hispanic Atherton High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Atherton High School White (Non Hispanic) Atherton High School Two or more races Atherton High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Atherton High School Limited English Proficiency *** Atherton High School Disability Alternate Only Atherton High School With Disability Atherton High School Migrant Ballard High All Students Ballard High Female Ballard High Male Ballard High African American Ballard High American Indian or Alaska Native Ballard High Asian Ballard High Hispanic *** Ballard High Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander *** Ballard High White (Non Hispanic) Ballard High Two or more races Ballard High Free/Reduced Price Meals Ballard High Limited English Proficiency Ballard High Disability Alternate Only Ballard High With Disability Ballard High Migrant Brown School All Students Brown School Female Brown School Male Brown School African American Brown School American Indian or Alaska Native Brown School Asian Brown School Hispanic Brown School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Brown School White (Non Hispanic) Brown School Two or more races *** Brown School Free/Reduced Price Meals Brown School Limited English Proficiency Brown School Disability Alternate Only Brown School With Disability *** Brown School Migrant Pct CCR With Bonus Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

20 Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates 2011 Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) School Year Gender/ Ethnicity Graduates with Diploma in 4 years Graduates with Diploma but IEP allowed 4+ years Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership AFGR Grad Rate School Name 2011 Atherton Atherton Female Atherton Male Atherton White Atherton Afr. Am Atherton Hispanic Atherton Asian Ballard Ballard Female Ballard Male Ballard White Ballard Afr. Am Ballard Hispanic Ballard Asian Brown School Brown School Female Brown School Male Brown School White Brown School Afr. Am Brown School Hispanic Brown School Asian Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Female Butler Traditional Male Butler Traditional White Butler Traditional Afr. Am Butler Traditional Hispanic Butler Traditional Asian Central Central Female Central Male Central White Central Afr. Am Central Hispanic Central Asian Doss Doss Female Doss Male Doss White Doss Afr. Am Doss Hispanic Doss Asian dupont Manual dupont Manual Female dupont Manual Male dupont Manual White dupont Manual Afr. Am dupont Manual Hispanic dupont Manual Asian Eastern Eastern Female Eastern Male Eastern White Eastern Afr. Am Eastern Hispanic Eastern Asian Fairdale Fairdale Female Fairdale Male Fairdale White Fairdale Afr. Am

21 School Year High Schools Graduates with Graduates with Diploma but IEP Diploma in 4 years allowed 4+ years Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership 2011 Atherton High Atherton High Atherton High Atherton High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Brown Brown Brown *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 2008 Brown *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 2011 Butler Traditional High Butler Traditional High Butler Traditional High Butler Traditional High Central High Central High Central High Central High Doss High Doss High Doss High Doss High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Fairdale High Fairdale High Fairdale High Fairdale High AFGR Grad Rate

22 School Year High Schools Graduates with Graduates with Diploma but IEP Diploma in 4 years allowed 4+ years Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership 2011 Fern Creek High Fern Creek High Fern Creek High Fern Creek High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High Jeffersontown High Jeffersontown High Jeffersontown High Louisville Male High Louisville Male High Louisville Male High Louisville Male High Moore Traditional Moore Traditional Moore Traditional Moore Traditional Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee AFGR Grad Rate

23 School Year High Schools Graduates with Graduates with Diploma but IEP Diploma in 4 years allowed 4+ years Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership 2011 Valley High Valley High Valley High Valley High Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Western High School Western High School Western High School Western High School DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,967 5,468 8,613 7, DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,956 5,533 8,594 7, DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,634 5,320 8,793 7, DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,438 5,236 8,356 7, STATE TOTAL 41, ,184 44,213 42,140 56,863 51, STATE TOTAL 41, ,024 1,047 43,711 41,640 57,258 51, STATE TOTAL 40, ,657 41,057 57,763 51, STATE TOTAL 39, ,266 40,094 56,637 50, AFGR Grad Rate

24 College in KY College in KY College out of State College out of State Vocational/ Technical Jefferson County Public Schools Successful Transition To Adult Life Spring 2007 Through 2011 Vocational/ Technical Military Military Employed Employed Work/ School Combined Work/ School Combined Unsuccessful Unsuccessful Year School Name Successful Graduates 2011 Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Central Central Central Central Central Doss Doss Doss Doss Doss Dupont Manual Dupont Manual Dupont Manual Dupont Manual Dupont Manual Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Successful Transition Rate Data Source: KDE Open House Transition Data as of 10/24/12 RJR:MM:se 11/5/12

25 College in KY College in KY College out of State College out of State Vocational/ Technical Jefferson County Public Schools Successful Transition To Adult Life Spring 2007 Through 2011 Vocational/ Technical Military Military Employed Employed Work/ School Combined Work/ School Combined Unsuccessful Unsuccessful Year School Name Successful Graduates 2011 Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Louisville Male Louisville Male Louisville Male Louisville Male Louisville Male Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Successful Transition Rate Data Source: KDE Open House Transition Data as of 10/24/12 RJR:MM:se 11/5/12

26 College in KY College in KY College out of State College out of State Vocational/ Technical Jefferson County Public Schools Successful Transition To Adult Life Spring 2007 Through 2011 Vocational/ Technical Military Military Employed Employed Work/ School Combined Work/ School Combined Unsuccessful Unsuccessful Year School Name Successful Graduates 2011 Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Western Western Western Western Western District 3, ,513 5, District 3, ,441 5, District 3, ,367 5, District 3, ,228 5, District 2, ,946 5, State 22, , , , , , , ,386 44, State 22, , , , , , , ,072 43, State 21, , , , , , , ,254 42, State 20, , , , , , ,322 41, State 19, , , , , , ,061 39, Successful Transition Rate Data Source: KDE Open House Transition Data as of 10/24/12 RJR:MM:se 11/5/12

27 Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates 2011 Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) School Year Gender/ Ethnicity Graduates with Diploma in 4 years Graduates with Diploma but IEP allowed 4+ years Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership School Name 2011 Fairdale Hispanic Fairdale Asian Fern Creek Fern Creek Female Fern Creek Male Fern Creek White Fern Creek Afr. Am Fern Creek Hispanic Fern Creek Asian Iroquois Iroquois Female Iroquois Male Iroquois White Iroquois Afr. Am Iroquois Hispanic Iroquois Asian Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Female Jeffersontown Male Jeffersontown White Jeffersontown Afr. Am Jeffersontown Hispanic Jeffersontown Asian Louisville Male Louisville Male Female Louisville Male Male Louisville Male White Louisville Male Afr. Am Louisville Male Hispanic Louisville Male Asian Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Female Moore Traditional School Male Moore Traditional School White Moore Traditional School Afr. Am Moore Traditional School Hispanic Moore Traditional School Asian Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Female Pleasure Ridge Park Male Pleasure Ridge Park White Pleasure Ridge Park Afr. Am Pleasure Ridge Park Hispanic Pleasure Ridge Park Asian Seneca Seneca Female Seneca Male Seneca White Seneca Afr. Am Seneca Hispanic Seneca Asian Southern Southern Female Southern Male Southern White Southern Afr. Am Southern Hispanic Southern Asian The Shawnee The Shawnee Female The Shawnee Male AFGR Grad Rate

28 Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates 2011 Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) School Year Gender/ Ethnicity Graduates with Diploma in 4 years Graduates with Diploma but IEP allowed 4+ years Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership AFGR Grad Rate School Name 2011 The Shawnee White The Shawnee Afr. Am The Shawnee Hispanic The Shawnee Asian Valley Traditional Valley Traditional Female Valley Traditional Male Valley Traditional White Valley Traditional Afr. Am Valley Traditional Hispanic Valley Traditional Asian Waggener Waggener Female Waggener Male Waggener White Waggener Afr. Am Waggener Hispanic Waggener Asian Western Western Female Western Male Western White Western Afr. Am Western Hispanic Western Asian DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,967 5,468 8,613 7, DISTRICT TOTAL Female 2, ,060 2,827 4,033 3, DISTRICT TOTAL Male 2, ,907 2,641 4,580 3, DISTRICT TOTAL White 3, ,428 3,144 4,621 4, DISTRICT TOTAL Afr. Am. 1, ,111 1,924 3,341 2, DISTRICT TOTAL Hispanic DISTRICT TOTAL Asian STATE TOTAL 41, ,184 44,213 42,140 56,863 51, STATE TOTAL Female 21, ,929 21,135 26,893 24, STATE TOTAL Male 20, ,284 21,005 29,970 26, STATE TOTAL White 35, ,685 36,030 47,752 43, STATE TOTAL Afr. Am. 4, ,677 4,360 6,635 5, STATE TOTAL Hispanic ,193 1, STATE TOTAL Asian Kentucky s Transitional Method Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) The AFGR provides an estimate of the percentage of high school students who graduate on time. The rate uses aggregate student membership data to estimate the size of an incoming freshman class and aggregate counts of the number of regular diplomas awarded four years later. The incoming freshman class size is estimated by summing the membership in grade 9 for one year and grade 10 for the year after and then dividing by two. The averaging is intended to account for higher grade retentions in the 9th grade in order to estimate the number of first-time 9th graders. Although not as accurate as an on time graduation rate computed from a cohort of students using student record data, this estimate of an on time graduation rate can be computed with currently available data. The following formula is an example of the 2011 Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) graduates with standard diploma in 4 years plus 2011 graduates with standard diploma and an IEP specifying more than 4 years to graduate Membership in (Grade 9 in fall 2007 plus Grade 10 in fall 2008)/2 Note: The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) definition includes grade 8 in the denominator to estimate the freshmen class, but Kentucky will only use data from grades 9 and 10 in order to calculate consistent school and district rates for accountability purposes. Numerator in the four year adjusted cohort graduation rate plus the number of students from the cohort who earned a regular high school diploma by the end of the 2014 school year Denominator in the four year adjusted cohort graduation rate plus students who transferred induring the school year minus students who transferred out, emigrated or died during the school year

29 High Schools Disagg Label Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus Butler Traditional High School All Students Butler Traditional High School Female Butler Traditional High School Male Butler Traditional High School African American Butler Traditional High School American Indian or Alaska Native *** Butler Traditional High School Asian *** Butler Traditional High School Hispanic *** Butler Traditional High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Butler Traditional High School White (Non Hispanic) Butler Traditional High School Two or more races Butler Traditional High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Butler Traditional High School Limited English Proficiency Butler Traditional High School Disability Alternate Only *** Butler Traditional High School With Disability *** Butler Traditional High School Migrant Central High School All Students Central High School Female Central High School Male Central High School African American Central High School American Indian or Alaska Native Central High School Asian *** Central High School Hispanic Central High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Central High School White (Non Hispanic) Central High School Two or more races Central High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Central High School Limited English Proficiency *** Central High School Disability Alternate Only *** Central High School With Disability *** Central High School Migrant Doss High All Students Doss High Female Doss High Male Doss High African American Doss High American Indian or Alaska Native Doss High Asian *** Doss High Hispanic *** Doss High Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander *** Doss High White (Non Hispanic) Doss High Two or more races Doss High Free/Reduced Price Meals Doss High Limited English Proficiency Doss High Disability Alternate Only Doss High With Disability Doss High Migrant Pct CCR With Bonus Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

30 High Schools Disagg Label Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus Pct CCR With Bonus Dupont Manual High All Students Dupont Manual High Female Dupont Manual High Male Dupont Manual High African American Dupont Manual High American Indian or Alaska Native Dupont Manual High Asian Dupont Manual High Hispanic *** Dupont Manual High Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Dupont Manual High White (Non Hispanic) Dupont Manual High Two or more races *** Dupont Manual High Free/Reduced Price Meals Dupont Manual High Limited English Proficiency Dupont Manual High Disability Alternate Only Dupont Manual High With Disability *** Dupont Manual High Migrant Eastern High All Students Eastern High Female Eastern High Male Eastern High African American Eastern High American Indian or Alaska Native Eastern High Asian Eastern High Hispanic Eastern High Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Eastern High White (Non Hispanic) Eastern High Two or more races *** Eastern High Free/Reduced Price Meals Eastern High Limited English Proficiency *** Eastern High Disability Alternate Only Eastern High With Disability Eastern High Migrant Fairdale High School MCA All Students Fairdale High School MCA Female Fairdale High School MCA Male Fairdale High School MCA African American Fairdale High School MCA American Indian or Alaska Native Fairdale High School MCA Asian *** Fairdale High School MCA Hispanic Fairdale High School MCA Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Fairdale High School MCA White (Non Hispanic) Fairdale High School MCA Two or more races Fairdale High School MCA Free/Reduced Price Meals Fairdale High School MCA Limited English Proficiency *** Fairdale High School MCA Disability Alternate Only *** Fairdale High School MCA With Disability Fairdale High School MCA Migrant Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

31 High Schools Disagg Label Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus Fern Creek Traditional High All Students Fern Creek Traditional High Female Fern Creek Traditional High Male Fern Creek Traditional High African American Fern Creek Traditional High American Indian or Alaska Native Fern Creek Traditional High Asian *** Fern Creek Traditional High Hispanic *** Fern Creek Traditional High Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Fern Creek Traditional High White (Non Hispanic) Fern Creek Traditional High Two or more races Fern Creek Traditional High Free/Reduced Price Meals Fern Creek Traditional High Limited English Proficiency *** Fern Creek Traditional High Disability Alternate Only Fern Creek Traditional High With Disability Fern Creek Traditional High Migrant Iroquois High All Students Iroquois High Female Iroquois High Male Iroquois High African American Iroquois High American Indian or Alaska Native Iroquois High Asian Iroquois High Hispanic *** Iroquois High Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Iroquois High White (Non Hispanic) Iroquois High Two or more races Iroquois High Free/Reduced Price Meals Iroquois High Limited English Proficiency Iroquois High Disability Alternate Only *** Iroquois High With Disability Iroquois High Migrant Jeffersontown High School All Students Jeffersontown High School Female Jeffersontown High School Male Jeffersontown High School African American Jeffersontown High School American Indian or Alaska Native Jeffersontown High School Asian *** Jeffersontown High School Hispanic Jeffersontown High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Jeffersontown High School White (Non Hispanic) Jeffersontown High School Two or more races Jeffersontown High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Jeffersontown High School Limited English Proficiency *** Jeffersontown High School Disability Alternate Only *** Jeffersontown High School With Disability Jeffersontown High School Migrant Pct CCR With Bonus Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

32 High Schools Disagg Label Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus Louisville Male High School All Students Louisville Male High School Female Louisville Male High School Male Louisville Male High School African American Louisville Male High School American Indian or Alaska Native Louisville Male High School Asian *** Louisville Male High School Hispanic *** Louisville Male High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Louisville Male High School White (Non Hispanic) Louisville Male High School Two or more races *** Louisville Male High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Louisville Male High School Limited English Proficiency Louisville Male High School Disability Alternate Only Louisville Male High School With Disability *** Louisville Male High School Migrant Moore Traditional School All Students Moore Traditional School Female Moore Traditional School Male Moore Traditional School African American Moore Traditional School American Indian or Alaska Native Moore Traditional School Asian *** Moore Traditional School Hispanic Moore Traditional School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Moore Traditional School White (Non Hispanic) Moore Traditional School Two or more races Moore Traditional School Free/Reduced Price Meals Moore Traditional School Limited English Proficiency Moore Traditional School Disability Alternate Only Moore Traditional School With Disability Moore Traditional School Migrant Pleasure Ridge Park High All Students Pleasure Ridge Park High Female Pleasure Ridge Park High Male Pleasure Ridge Park High African American Pleasure Ridge Park High American Indian or Alaska Native Pleasure Ridge Park High Asian *** Pleasure Ridge Park High Hispanic *** Pleasure Ridge Park High Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Pleasure Ridge Park High White (Non Hispanic) Pleasure Ridge Park High Two or more races Pleasure Ridge Park High Free/Reduced Price Meals Pleasure Ridge Park High Limited English Proficiency Pleasure Ridge Park High Disability Alternate Only Pleasure Ridge Park High With Disability Pleasure Ridge Park High Migrant Pct CCR With Bonus Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

33 High Schools Disagg Label Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus Seneca High All Students Seneca High Female Seneca High Male Seneca High African American Seneca High American Indian or Alaska Native Seneca High Asian *** Seneca High Hispanic Seneca High Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Seneca High White (Non Hispanic) Seneca High Two or more races Seneca High Free/Reduced Price Meals Seneca High Limited English Proficiency *** Seneca High Disability Alternate Only Seneca High With Disability Seneca High Migrant Southern High School All Students Southern High School Female Southern High School Male Southern High School African American Southern High School American Indian or Alaska Native Southern High School Asian *** Southern High School Hispanic Southern High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Southern High School White (Non Hispanic) Southern High School Two or more races Southern High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Southern High School Limited English Proficiency *** Southern High School Disability Alternate Only Southern High School With Disability Southern High School Migrant The Shawnee All Students The Shawnee Female The Shawnee Male The Shawnee African American The Shawnee American Indian or Alaska Native The Shawnee Asian The Shawnee Hispanic *** The Shawnee Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander The Shawnee White (Non Hispanic) The Shawnee Two or more races *** The Shawnee Free/Reduced Price Meals The Shawnee Limited English Proficiency The Shawnee Disability Alternate Only *** The Shawnee With Disability The Shawnee Migrant Pct CCR With Bonus Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

34 High Schools Disagg Label Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus Valley High School All Students Valley High School Female Valley High School Male Valley High School African American Valley High School American Indian or Alaska Native Valley High School Asian *** Valley High School Hispanic *** Valley High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Valley High School White (Non Hispanic) Valley High School Two or more races *** Valley High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Valley High School Limited English Proficiency Valley High School Disability Alternate Only Valley High School With Disability Valley High School Migrant Waggener High School All Students Waggener High School Female Waggener High School Male Waggener High School African American Waggener High School American Indian or Alaska Native Waggener High School Asian Waggener High School Hispanic *** Waggener High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander *** Waggener High School White (Non Hispanic) Waggener High School Two or more races Waggener High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Waggener High School Limited English Proficiency *** Waggener High School Disability Alternate Only Waggener High School With Disability Waggener High School Migrant Western High School All Students Western High School Female Western High School Male Western High School African American Western High School American Indian or Alaska Native *** Western High School Asian *** Western High School Hispanic Western High School Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Western High School White (Non Hispanic) Western High School Two or more races *** Western High School Free/Reduced Price Meals Western High School Limited English Proficiency Western High School Disability Alternate Only Western High School With Disability Western High School Migrant Pct CCR With Bonus Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

35 High Schools Disagg Label Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus District All Students 5,482 2, , District Female 2,871 1, , District Male 2,592 1, , District African American 1, District American Indian or Alaska Native *** District Asian District Hispanic District Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander *** District White (Non Hispanic) 3,002 1, , District Two or more races District Free/Reduced Price Meals 2, District Limited English Proficiency District Disability Alternate Only District With Disability District Migrant State All Students 43,116 18,741 5,480 7,483 3,413 20, State Female 21,232 9,824 2,364 3,782 1,553 10, State Male 21,532 8,874 3,101 3,687 1,854 9, State African American 4,123 1, , State American Indian or Alaska Native State Asian State Hispanic State Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander State White (Non Hispanic) 34,251 16,069 5,115 6,753 3,219 17, State Two or more races 3,279 1, , State Free/Reduced Price Meals 19,303 5,667 2,583 3,227 1,542 6, State Limited English Proficiency State Disability Alternate Only State With Disability 3, State Migrant *** Pct CCR With Bonus College/Career Readiness: College/Career Readiness for schools and districts reflects how many students are ready for college and/or careers, based on test scores and certifications earned. It is measured by EXPLORE scores for middle school and at the high school ACT benchmarks, college placement tests and career measures. Accountability is based on students enrolled a full academic year (100 days). Note: Because students may achieve both college and career readiness, numbers in the College Ready and Career Ready columns may not equal the non duplicated total. 1 The College Ready indicator includes graduates who met the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) Systemwide Benchmarks for Reading (20), English (18), and Mathematics (19) on any administration of the ACT. The College Placement Tests indicator includes students who passed a college placement test (Compass or KYOTE). 2 The Career Ready indicator includes graduates who met benchmarks for Career Ready Academic (ASVAB or ACT WorkKeys) or Career Ready Technical (KOSSA or received an an Industry Recognized Career Certificate). Graduates that have met both career ready benchmarks are included in each respective column which could result in the same student being counted in multiple columns. 3 This total includes only individual graduates (non duplicated) who received a high school diploma or certificate of attainment. Graduates with a diploma could have met both college ready and career ready benchmarks. Graduates with a certificate of attainment must have met the readiness standards on the Transition Attainment Record (TAR). This is not a total of the college ready and career ready columns. 4 The Accountability Points with Bonus is calculated using the Percentage of Graduates (high school diploma or certificate of attainment) College and/or Career Ready AND a Half point bonus for graduates meeting College Ready (ACT or COMPASS or KYOTE) AND Career Ready Technical (KOSSA or Industry Certificates). Note: Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding. District and state results are based on the standard grade configuration of K 5, 6 8 and "***" indicates unreportable populations with fewer than 10 students or populations where all students score at the same performance level. Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

36 Jefferson County Public Schools Kentucky's Unbridled Learning Assessment Next Generation Learners (NXGL) 2012 College/Career Readiness (CCR) High Schools High Schools Disagg Label Number Graduates With Diploma College Ready Career Ready Academic Career Ready Technical Career Ready Nbr CCR Regular Pct CCR No Bonus Pct CCR With Bonus " " indicates that counts are suppressed to protect student identification required by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Data Source: KDE Open House, SRC as of 10/30/12 RJR:MM:se 11/4/12

37 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT PLAN AVERAGE SCORE THROUGH Number of Students English Mathematics Reading Science Composite Average Score Year School Name Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Central Central Central Central Central Central Doss Doss Doss Doss Doss Doss dupont Manual dupont Manual dupont Manual dupont Manual dupont Manual dupont Manual Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Data Source: KDE:OAA:DADI 02/28/2012 RJR:se 2/28/12 ACT PLAN, Grade 10 component of the Kentucky Assessment

38 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT PLAN AVERAGE SCORE THROUGH Number of Students English Mathematics Reading Science Composite Average Score Year School Name Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Male Traditional Male Traditional Male Traditional Male Traditional Male Traditional Male Traditional Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Data Source: KDE:OAA:DADI 02/28/2012 RJR:se 2/28/12 ACT PLAN, Grade 10 component of the Kentucky Assessment

39 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT PLAN AVERAGE SCORE THROUGH Year School Name Number of Students English Mathematics Reading Science Composite Average Score Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Western Western Western Western Western Western Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 6, STATE 49, STATE 50, STATE 50, STATE 49, STATE 49, STATE 48, *Includes tested students only. Students tested at non-a1 schools included in district and state totals. Data Source: KDE:OAA:DADI 02/28/2012 RJR:se 2/28/12 ACT PLAN, Grade 10 component of the Kentucky Assessment

40 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT PLAN Percent of Students Meeting ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks THROUGH Year School Name Number of Students English Mathematics Reading Science Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Central Central Central Central Central Central Doss Doss Doss Doss Doss Doss dupont Manual dupont Manual dupont Manual dupont Manual dupont Manual dupont Manual Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Data Source: KDE:OAA:DADI 02/28/2012 RJR:se 2/28/12 ACT PLAN, Grade 10 component of the Kentucky Assessment.

41 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT PLAN Percent of Students Meeting ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks THROUGH Year School Name Number of Students English Mathematics Reading Science Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Male Traditional Male Traditional Male Traditional Male Traditional Male Traditional Male Traditional Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Data Source: KDE:OAA:DADI 02/28/2012 RJR:se 2/28/12 ACT PLAN, Grade 10 component of the Kentucky Assessment.

42 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT PLAN Percent of Students Meeting ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks THROUGH Year School Name Number of Students English Mathematics Reading Science Western Western Western Western Western Western Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 7, Jefferson County District 6, STATE 49, STATE 50, STATE 50, STATE 49, STATE 49, STATE 48, ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks are the minimum ACT test scores required for students to have a high probability of success in credit-bearing college courses - English Composition, social sciences courses, College Algebra or Biology. ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks (scale ) Test ACT Score English 15 (or above) Reading 17 (or above) Mathematics 19 (or above) Science 21 (or above) Data Source: KDE:OAA:DADI 02/28/2012 RJR:se 2/28/12 ACT PLAN, Grade 10 component of the Kentucky Assessment.

43 Jefferson County Public Schools ACT Grade 11 Average Score by Site - School District and State Through English Average Score Math Average Score Reading Average Score Science Average Score Composite Average Score School Year School Name Number of students tested 2008 Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Butler Traditional High School Butler Traditional High School Butler Traditional High School Butler Traditional High School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Central High School Central High School Central High School Central High School Doss High Doss High Doss High Doss High Doss High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Data Source: KDE Open House Report Date: August 22, 2012 RJR:MM:se

44 Jefferson County Public Schools ACT Grade 11 Average Score by Site - School District and State Through English Average Score Math Average Score Reading Average Score Science Average Score Composite Average Score School Year School Name Number of students tested 2008 Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee Data Source: KDE Open House Report Date: August 22, 2012 RJR:MM:se

45 Jefferson County Public Schools ACT Grade 11 Average Score by Site - School District and State Through English Average Score Math Average Score Reading Average Score Science Average Score Composite Average Score School Year School Name Number of students tested 2008 Valley High School Valley High School Valley High School Valley High School Valley High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Western High School Western High School Western High School Western High School Western High School District -- 5, District -- 5, District -- 5, District -- 5, District -- 6, State -- 42, State -- 43, State -- 44, State -- 44, State -- 44, ACT Grade 11 Average Score by Site - School, District and State Listing Kentucky requires all juniors to take the ACT. This report displays the average scores of grade 11 tested students in English (18), Mathematics (22), Reading (21), Science (24) and the overall Composite Data Source: KDE Open House Report Date: August 22, 2012 RJR:MM:se

46 Jefferson County Public Schools ACT Grade 11 Percent of Students Meeting the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education s (CPE s) College Readiness Benchmarks on the ACT Percent Meeting English Benchmark Percent Meeting Mathematics Benchmark Percent Meeting Reading Benchmark School Year School Name Number of students tested 2008 Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Butler Traditional High School Butler Traditional High School Butler Traditional High School Butler Traditional High School Butler Traditional High School Central High School Central High School Central High School Central High School Central High School Doss High Doss High Doss High Doss High Doss High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Data Source: KDE Open House (Report Date -August 22, 2012) RJR:MM:se 10/10/12

47 Jefferson County Public Schools ACT Grade 11 Percent of Students Meeting the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education s (CPE s) College Readiness Benchmarks on the ACT Percent Meeting English Benchmark Percent Meeting Mathematics Benchmark Percent Meeting Reading Benchmark School Year School Name Number of students tested 2008 Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee Valley High School Valley High School Valley High School Valley High School Valley High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Western High School Western High School Western High School Western High School Western High School District -- 5, District -- 5, District -- 5, District -- 5, District -- 6, State -- 42, State -- 43, State -- 44, State -- 44, State -- 44, Includes tested students only. Students tested a non-a1 schools included in district and state totals. ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks are the minimum ACT test scores required for students to have a high probability of success in credit-bearing college courses - English Composition, social sciences courses, College Algebra or Biology. ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks (scale ) Test ACT Score English 18 (or above) Mathematics 22 (or above) Reading 21 (or above) Science 24 (or above) Data Source: KDE Open House (Report Date -August 22, 2012) RJR:MM:se 10/10/12

48 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT GRADUATING CLASS 2012 ACT AVERAGE BY SCHOOL TREND DATA Year High School Number of Students Average of ACT Scale Score English Average of ACT Scale Score Mathematics Average of ACT Scale Score Reading Average of ACT Scale Score Science Average of ACT Scale Score Composite 2009 Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Butler Traditional Tech High Butler Traditional Tech High Butler Traditional Tech High Butler Traditional Tech High Central High School Central High School Central High School Central High School Doss High Doss High Doss High Doss High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High JCPS: Data Management and Research:RJR:mm:tl 8/22/2012 Source: ACT Graduating Class 2012 Profile Report, and class of 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 stu_level

49 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT GRADUATING CLASS 2012 ACT AVERAGE BY SCHOOL TREND DATA Year High School Number of Students Average of ACT Scale Score English Average of ACT Scale Score Mathematics Average of ACT Scale Score Reading Average of ACT Scale Score Science Average of ACT Scale Score Composite 2009 Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Male Traditional High School Male Traditional High School Male Traditional High School Male Traditional High School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee Valley Traditional High Valley Traditional High Valley Traditional High Valley Traditional High Waggener Traditional High School Waggener Traditional High School JCPS: Data Management and Research:RJR:mm:tl 8/22/2012 Source: ACT Graduating Class 2012 Profile Report, and class of 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 stu_level

50 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT GRADUATING CLASS 2012 ACT AVERAGE BY SCHOOL TREND DATA Year High School Number of Students Average of ACT Scale Score English Average of ACT Scale Score Mathematics Average of ACT Scale Score Reading Average of ACT Scale Score Science Average of ACT Scale Score Composite 2011 Waggener Traditional High School Waggener Traditional High School Western High School Western High School Western High School Western High School District District District District State State State State Note: Special schools included in district total. JCPS: Data Management and Research:RJR:mm:tl 8/22/2012 Source: ACT Graduating Class 2012 Profile Report, and class of 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 stu_level

51 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT GRADUATING CLASS 2012 PERCENT MEETING (ACT) BENCHMARKS BY SCHOOL TREND DATA Percent Meeting (ACT)Benchmarks) Number of English Math Reading Science Year High Schools Students (18) (22) (21) (24) 2009 Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Atherton High School Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Butler Traditional Tech High Butler Traditional Tech High Butler Traditional Tech High Butler Traditional Tech High Central High School Central High School Central High School Central High School Doss High Doss High Doss High Doss High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Dupont Manual High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fairdale High School Mca Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School Louisville Male High School JCPS: Data Management and Research: RJR:mm:tl:se 8/22/2012 Source: ACT Graduating Class 2012 Profile Report, and class of 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 stu_level

52 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ACT GRADUATING CLASS 2012 PERCENT MEETING (ACT) BENCHMARKS BY SCHOOL TREND DATA Percent Meeting (ACT)Benchmarks) Number of English Math Reading Science Year High Schools Students (18) (22) (21) (24) 2009 Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee Valley Traditional High Valley Traditional High Valley Traditional High Valley Traditional High Waggener Traditional High School Waggener Traditional High School Waggener Traditional High School Waggener Traditional High School Western High School Western High School Western High School Western High School District District District District State 45, State 45, State 46, State 46, District and State totals include special schools. ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks (scale 1-36) English 18 Reading 21 Mathematics 22 Science 24 JCPS: Data Management and Research: RJR:mm:tl:se 8/22/2012 Source: ACT Graduating Class 2012 Profile Report, and class of 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 stu_level

53 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2012 COLLEGE BOUND SENIORS SAT SCORES BY SCHOOL SAT School Number of Test- Takers* 2nd month Grade 12 Enrollment Critical Reading Mathematics Writing Critical Reading and Mathematics Overall Score Tested Atherton Ballard Brown School Butler Traditional Central Doss dupont Manual Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois HS Jefferson County HS* Jeffersontown Male Traditional Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Southern The Shawnee Valley Waggener Western District * includes special schools. Please note: scores for schools with less than 5 Test-Takers are not reported JCPS: : RJR:mm:tl:se 9/7/2012 Source: College Board>College Bound Senior Reports 2012

54 Jefferson County Public Schools SAT Combined Scores by School Classes of 2007 Through 2012 School Name SAT Combined Reading and Math Writing Tested SAT Combined Reading and Math Writing Tested SAT Combined Reading and Math Writing Tested SAT Class of 2007 Class of 2008 Class of 2009 Class of 2010 SAT Combined Reading and Math Writing Tested SAT Combined Reading and Math Class of 2011 Writing Tested SAT Combined Reading and Math 2012 Writing Tested Atherton 1, , , , , ,191 1, Ballard 1, , , , , ,133 1, Brown 1, , , , , Butler Traditional Central ,356 3 Doss dupont Manual 1, , , , , ,302 1, Eastern 1, , , , , ,082 1, Fairdale Fern Creek 1, , ,350 2 Iroquois Jefferson County HS , , , Jeffersontown ,383 4 Lou. Male 1, , , , , ,079 1,624 7 Moore Pleasure Ridge Park 1, , , , ,324 1 Seneca , , Southern The Shawnee Valley 1, Waggener Traditional 1, , , ,108 1,648 3 Western 1, Jefferson County Average 1, , , , , Kentucky Average 1, , National Average 1, , Schools with fewer than 5 students tested not reported. RJR: tl:se

55 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ATTENDANCE RATE SPRING 2007 THROUGH SPRING 2011 HIGH SCHOOLS High Schools Attendance Rate 2007 Attendance Rate 2008 Attendance Rate 2009 Attendance Rate 2010 Attendance Rate 2011 Atherton Ballard Butler Traditional Central Doss dupont Manual Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois Jeffersontown Male Traditional Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Southern The Shawnee Valley Waggener Western Brown School (E/M/H) Moore Traditional School (M/H) JCPS Overall District s State s Data Source: KDE data file 6/8/12, provided by Data Mgt, TL. RJR:MM:se

56 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS DROPOUT RATE SPRING 2007 THROUGH 2011 GRADES 9-12 School Name Dropout Rate 2007 Dropout Rate 2008 Dropout Rate 2009 Dropout Rate 2010 Dropout Rate 2011 Atherton Ballard Brown School Butler Traditional Central Doss dupont Manual Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Traditional Iroquois Jeffersontown Male Traditional Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Southern The Shawnee Valley Waggener Western JCPS District s (Grades 9-12) JCPS District s (Grades 7-12) Data Source: KDE data file 6/8/12, provided by Data Mgt. (TL) RJR:MM:se

57 School Year High Schools Graduates with Graduates with Diploma but IEP Diploma in 4 years allowed 4+ years Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership 2011 Atherton High Atherton High Atherton High Atherton High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Ballard High Brown Brown Brown *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 2008 Brown *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** 2011 Butler Traditional High Butler Traditional High Butler Traditional High Butler Traditional High Central High Central High Central High Central High Doss High Doss High Doss High Doss High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High dupont Manual High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Eastern High Fairdale High Fairdale High Fairdale High Fairdale High AFGR Grad Rate

58 School Year High Schools Graduates with Graduates with Diploma but IEP Diploma in 4 years allowed 4+ years Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership 2011 Fern Creek High Fern Creek High Fern Creek High Fern Creek High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High Jeffersontown High Jeffersontown High Jeffersontown High Louisville Male High Louisville Male High Louisville Male High Louisville Male High Moore Traditional Moore Traditional Moore Traditional Moore Traditional Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Seneca High Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School Southern High School The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee AFGR Grad Rate

59 School Year High Schools Graduates with Graduates with Diploma but IEP Diploma in 4 years allowed 4+ years Jefferson County Public Schools Graduation Rates Averaged Freshman Graduation Rate (AFGR) Graduates with Diploma in 4+ years Certificates of Completion or GED Graduates or Completers AFGR Graduates Grade 9 Membership Grade 10 Membership AFGR Average Membership 2011 Valley High Valley High Valley High Valley High Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Waggener High School Western High School Western High School Western High School Western High School DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,967 5,468 8,613 7, DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,956 5,533 8,594 7, DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,634 5,320 8,793 7, DISTRICT TOTAL 5, ,438 5,236 8,356 7, STATE TOTAL 41, ,184 44,213 42,140 56,863 51, STATE TOTAL 41, ,024 1,047 43,711 41,640 57,258 51, STATE TOTAL 40, ,657 41,057 57,763 51, STATE TOTAL 39, ,266 40,094 56,637 50, AFGR Grad Rate

60 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS RETENTION RATE SPRING 2007 THROUGH SPRING 2011 HIGH SCHOOLS Retention Retention Retention Retention Retention High Schools Rate 2007 Rate 2008 Rate 2009 Rate 2010 Rate 2011 Atherton Ballard Butler Central Doss dupont Manual Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois Jeffersontown Male Traditional Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca High Southern The Shawnee Valley Waggener Western Brown School Moore Traditional School JCPS Overall District State s Data Source: KDE data file 6/8/12, provided by Data Mgt. (TL) RJR:MM:se

61 College in KY College in KY College out of State College out of State Vocational/ Technical Jefferson County Public Schools Successful Transition To Adult Life Spring 2007 Through 2011 Vocational/ Technical Military Military Employed Employed Work/ School Combined Work/ School Combined Unsuccessful Unsuccessful Year School Name Successful Graduates 2011 Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Brown School Brown School Brown School Brown School Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Butler Traditional Central Central Central Central Central Doss Doss Doss Doss Doss Dupont Manual Dupont Manual Dupont Manual Dupont Manual Dupont Manual Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Successful Transition Rate Data Source: KDE Open House Transition Data as of 10/24/12 RJR:MM:se 11/5/12

62 College in KY College in KY College out of State College out of State Vocational/ Technical Jefferson County Public Schools Successful Transition To Adult Life Spring 2007 Through 2011 Vocational/ Technical Military Military Employed Employed Work/ School Combined Work/ School Combined Unsuccessful Unsuccessful Year School Name Successful Graduates 2011 Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fairdale Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Fern Creek Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Iroquois Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Jeffersontown Louisville Male Louisville Male Louisville Male Louisville Male Louisville Male Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Seneca Successful Transition Rate Data Source: KDE Open House Transition Data as of 10/24/12 RJR:MM:se 11/5/12

63 College in KY College in KY College out of State College out of State Vocational/ Technical Jefferson County Public Schools Successful Transition To Adult Life Spring 2007 Through 2011 Vocational/ Technical Military Military Employed Employed Work/ School Combined Work/ School Combined Unsuccessful Unsuccessful Year School Name Successful Graduates 2011 Southern Southern Southern Southern Southern The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee The Shawnee Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Waggener Western Western Western Western Western District 3, ,513 5, District 3, ,441 5, District 3, ,367 5, District 3, ,228 5, District 2, ,946 5, State 22, , , , , , , ,386 44, State 22, , , , , , , ,072 43, State 21, , , , , , , ,254 42, State 20, , , , , , ,322 41, State 19, , , , , , ,061 39, Successful Transition Rate Data Source: KDE Open House Transition Data as of 10/24/12 RJR:MM:se 11/5/12

64 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUSPENSIONS HIGH SCHOOLS School Name White Male White Female Black Male Black Female Hispanic Male Hispanic Female Native Hawaiian Pacific Male Native Hawaiian Pacific Female Asian Male Asian Female American Indian Male American Indian Female Two or More Male Two or More Female Male Female Atherton High School Ballard High Butler Traditional High School Central High School Doss High Dupont Manual High Eastern High Fairdale High School Fern Creek Traditional High Iroquois High Jeffersontown High School Louisville Male High School Pleasure Ridge Park High Seneca High Southern High School The Shawnee Valley Traditional High Waggener High School Western High School High Level 1, ,849 1, ,694 2,450 7,144 Brown School Moore Traditional School Brown School and Moore Traditional School not included in level total. JCPS District 3,371 1,299 6,160 3, ,137 4,972 15,109 JCPS district total includes Brown School, Moore Traditional, elementary, middle, high and special school(s) totals. Data source:mis:ic, Data as of 6/22/12 (EOY) RJR:ku:se 6/26/12

65 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUSPENSIONS THROUGH HIGH SCHOOLS High Schools Atherton Ballard Brown Butler Traditional Central Doss dupont Manual Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois Jeffersontown Male Traditional Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Shawnee Southern Valley Waggener Western High School Suspensions 5,640 5,424 6,487 6,844 7,406 8,680 8,707 8,370 7,144 Brown School (EMH) Moore Traditional School (MH) Not included in level total - combined school(s). Data Source: icstage (end of year) KU RJR:se 6/26/12 Note: Out of School Suspensions Incidences

66 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADVANCED PLACEMENT PERCENT OF AP TEST SCORES 3 OR ABOVE High School Test Taken* Students Percent of Test Score 3 or Above Atherton Ballard 1, Brown School Butler Traditional Central Doss dupont Manual 2,085 1, Eastern 1, Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois Jeffersontown Male Traditional Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Southern The Shawnee - - Valley Waggener Western District ** 7,762 4, * Test Taken includes duplicate count of students who took an Advanced Placement Test. **District includes Jefferson Co. HS, South Park TAPP and Westport TAPP. AP Exam scores are reported on a 5-point scale as follows: 5 Extremely well qualified* 4 Well qualified* 3 Qualified* 2 Possibly qualified* 1 No recommendation** Advanced Placement Courses: Students can earn credit for college level courses who prove via examination that they have achieved university-level proficiency in Advanced Placement courses. Note: Students taking the Advanced Placement Exam may or may not be enrolled in Advanced Placement courses. RJR:MM:tl:se 8/17/12

67 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS STUDENTS ENROLLED IN AT LEAST ONE ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) COURSE BY SCHOOL THROUGH Student Count Student Count Student Count Student Count Student Count School Name Atherton Ballard Brown School Butler Central Doss High dupont Manual 1,001 1,095 1,108 1,242 1,323 Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois N/A N/A 19 Jeffersontown Louisville Male Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca High Southern The Shawnee N/A N/A Valley Waggener Western Duplicated 3,899 4,714 4,945 5,580 5,860 s do not include special schools. Level total with special schools (5,907). District-wide unique student count: NA 4,706 4,938 NA NA Data Source: IC (end of year) RJR:MM:ku:tl:se 8/17/12

68 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADVANCE PROGRAM ATTENDS VS RESIDES HIGH SCHOOLS (GRADES 9 THROUGH 12) Resides School Atherton Ballard Doss Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois Attends School Atherton Ballard Central Doss dupont Manual Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois Jeffersontown Moore Traditional Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Southern The Academy At Shawnee Valley Waggener Western High School ,863 Jeffersontown Moore Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Southern The Shawnee Valley Waggener Western Other* Data provided by MIS (GC) NSB792AS as of RJR:MM:se *School Not Indicated

69 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ATTENDS VS RESIDES HIGH SCHOOLS Resides School Atherton Ballard Doss Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois Attends Schools Atherton ,266 Ballard 25 1, ,923 Brown Butler Traditional ,671 Central ,133 Doss dupont Manual ,893 Eastern , ,109 Fairdale ,071 Fern Creek , ,435 Iroquois , ,178 Jeffersontown ,456 Male Traditional ,728 Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park , ,866 Seneca ,470 Southern ,177 The Shawnee Valley ,080 Waggener Western High School 804 1,710 1,587 2,511 1,085 2,148 2,564 1,880 1,499 1,567 1,812 1, ,518 1,400 1, ,575 *Other = Resides not indicated. Also included in "Other" are 133 Pre K students. Jeffersontown Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Southern The Shawnee Valley Waggener Western Other* Data provided bymis (GC) NSB792 as of 11/9/12 RJR:MM:se 11/12/12

70 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS CURRENT ENROLLMENT BY RACE AND GENDER HIGH SCHOOLS High School Name American Indian Female American Indian Male Asian Female Asian Male Black Female Black Male Hispanic Female Hispanic Male Pacific Islander Female Pacific Islander Male White Female White Male 2 Or More Female 2 Or More Male Black White Other Atherton ,266 Ballard ,923 Brown Butler Traditional ,671 Central ,133 Doss dupont Manual ,893 Eastern ,109 Fairdale ,071 Fern Creek ,435 Iroquois ,178 Jeffersontown ,456 Male Traditional ,728 Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park ,866 Seneca ,470 Southern ,177 The Shawnee Valley ,080 Waggener Western High School District ,721 4, ,204 7, ,575 JCPS District ,576 1,662 18,486 19,010 3,672 3, ,341 25,695 1,367 1, ,205 Data Source: MIS (GC) NSB793 as of 11/9/12 RJR:MM:se 11/11/12

71 JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENROLLMENT BY ZIP CODE HIGH SCHOOLS Median Household Zip Codes Income* $105, $79, $100, NA $41, $28, $22, $17, $41, $64, $40, $67, $24, $34, $19, $22, , $26, $36, $38, , $26, $39, , $41, $34, , $40, , $50, $64, $71, $61, $53, $79, $61, $62, $96, $48, , $44, , $62, , $68, ,231 1,269 1, ,676 1, ,895 2,119 1,088 1,450 1,202 1,466 1, ,867 1,475 1, , ,786 Atherton Ballard Brown Butler Traditional Central Doss dupont Manual Eastern Fairdale Fern Creek Iroquois Jeffersontown Male Traditional Moore Traditional School Pleasure Ridge Park Seneca Southern The Shawnee Valley Waggener Western Data provided by MIS (Gc) NSB792Z as of RJR:MM:se * Median household income based on 2009 census.

72 Jefferson County Public Schools Median Household Income for 2009 (Shown by Zip Code) $111, $100, $79, The information is compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau. ACS produces population, demographic and housing unit estimates This data set includes the median household income in the past 12 months (in 2009 inflation-adjusted dollars) Note: This data represents a weighted average of the median household income by the total population of JCPS students in a zip code $26, $22, $67, $45, $22, $17, $41, $19, $24, $64, $41, $64, $50, $61, $71, $62, $96, Source: U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey (ACS) Table: B19013 Median household income in the past 12 months Data Set: ACS 5 year estimates Website: * Blank Zip Codes = No Students in JCPS $48, $39, $26, $38, $34, $36, $40, $34, $61, $62, $68, $105, $44, $41, $53, $79, $28, Miles Copyright (c) 2011, LOUISVILLE AND JEFFERSON COUNTY METROPOLITAN SEWER DISTRICT (MSD), LOUISVILLE WATER COMPANY (LWC), LOUISVILLE METRO GOVERNMENT, and JEFFERSON COUNTY PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR (PVA). All Rights Reserved. PT:RJR:RS:DD:rmc 7/26/2011 Accountability, Research & Planning